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Old 03-04-2006, 01:45 PM   #15
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Hey Decaf

Had mice too for the longest time. Plug all the places I thought they might use as port of entry into the abode. Then I was putting new telephone wire in along the sill and saw a sport that when the foundation was pored a sport the size of a coffee can missed out on cement. Filled the hole with foamy window insulation sealer and no mice since. Decaf I'd used either the cheese pressed on the flipper because it adheres to the little metal thingy or see mixed with peanut butter, or you'll miss some fo them. And don't put out decon because like one of the other posts said, you dn't want mice dying in the walls.

Dad Fisherman-mice eat the wires on mowers left in a shed during the winter. Costs me a bundle to get a tractor rewired one spring.

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